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Huntsville gazette., 1887-08-20

. Barlu Powder Works, located at
acro @s'y, six miles from San Fran
io-ca 'ss = 'ae bay, exploded on the 11th.
tRs ~ ~ the explosion was such that
eera sr 'VNg the battery front in the
tie an4; r.4asned, and buildings through
ered 10 4e BUSINESS portion of the city
.,y M an extent that it was believed
!. - sustained heavy earthquake
Huntsville gazette., 1887-08-20

lug orATES SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER
III 19aa'ltted to jail and fined twenty
i .s1e'S 9y Judge Newman, at Wood
!. '"'' on the 18th, for contempt of
]. j ! placard was paraded on the
I, 'Tpg.gcsln9 p.,49 on the judge in a case in
I, M'.uaie2erger was interested. Par
n. -5'laS runs high, and there may be
Huntsville gazette., 1887-08-20

!, vas fo', =, colored girl, horribly mutt
Ia. u uiio - IN the woods near Frank
,ias, wol 'ue ioth' Her stepfather, Dan
de wooS ~ suspected, and as he had fed
q ana aus : the citizens armed them
eslr wv WI hnally captured him after
asked lung 10 him. He confessed
sbt bis - y De hanged. The citizens
srsutsd i iaest reasonable and there
Huntsville gazette., 1887-08-20

J Valhese Of New York are soon to
II shle new joss-house. The joss is
M * constructed in China and will
-! arrive next month. The joss at
i resent josshouse, 202 Chatham
! va vas destroyed by fire few weeks
\ 4'' ehterprising Cinnamon deter
j, purchase new one, which would
u splendor any former one.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-08-20

b,L LAFLEsaE, a fuil-blooded
!, ,|SIan, who has been in the Indian
u, paShlngton since 1881, has been
2 a ~ ~ Acting Commissioner Upshur
day.. ,'.'0 10 S,l230 position. LaFleshe
.ed ea'ed at the mission school at an
N l.. SeHcY IN Nebraska, and was ap-
On secretary Kirkwood to 5000
ne las proved to be an efficient
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-02-23

There has been good deal of excite.
ment among the holders Of Northern
Pacific first-mortgage bonds recently be-
cause Of the determination Of the com.
pany to exercise the option OF calling the
bonds. Under the sinking fund clause,
the. bonds are liable to be called in and
paid off at ITO per cent at any time. 1t
is believed that 100000 Of the bonds
will be called shortly, the first that have
ever been retired. The rumor was that
100000 would be retired, but this is
mistake. According to the terms Of
the mortgage, the coupon bonds are to
be called before the registered bonds
and this has resulted in some 5000 ,OOO
Of coupon bonds being registered within
the past two weeks. The market price
of the bonds recently has been from lis
119 per cent. The funds with which the
Northern Pacific will retire the bonds
are the, proceeds of the sale Of lands al
st. Paul. which netted about $500, ,O0C
cash. Financially, the Northern Pacific
was never in better shape. The surplus
for the last six months was more than
$500, 900, the sale of lands near st. Paul
will net more than $500 900 and the great
land sale will put large amount Of
money into the treasury. e.t
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-02-23
A Visit to Reese Creek.
Editor of The Chronicle:

Editor of the Chronicle: N
A visit to tine little church on Reese
Creek, the sanctuary and center Of at
traction for the Saints of the Latter
Days." made the following impression
on our mind: Tt is almost useless to
state that these sincere and earnest fol-
lowers of the Lords gospel" according
to the Jewish and Christian scriptures,
also of the late Joseph Smith, are some.
what unpopular with some of their near
neighbors. We ask the question, what
is the cause of this? No one says that
they are dishonest, and all agree that
they are true to their principles and con-
victions of justice and right. They are
found to be prompt paymasters of all
their just and honest debts, and above
all things, they are the most punctual
and persistent worshippers almost ever
known. They meet every Sunday at
two O'Clock p. m.. the wear around, and
every Thursday night Throughout the
fall and winter months, and in every
respect they are at all times found at
tending to their own business, and not
meddling with that of any one else, and
yet, with all these splendid qualities, they
ase said by some to be unpopular. This
is stumbling block to us, since we have
always understood that such excellent
qualities as these people possess are to
be commended. Is it possible that
new, old fashion is springing up, that
vice is coming to be a virtue and
virtue vice? If this be true. they
will not follow the fashion. 1t is true
that many things have taken place in
the few years in East Gallatin and Spring
Hill, that are indeed very bad and wrong,
but notwithstanding these facts, none
of those dirty scrapes have ever been
traced to the door of any latter day
saint" They go to church quietly and
peaceably, for the sole purpose of wor.
shipping their God, do not go where
they are not wanted, and never go to
public gathering of any kind to disturb
and annoy any one, They are strictly
temperate. When they have visitors,
worthy members of society, they spare
no time or attention in endeavoring to
entertain and make them happy. They
are always given the best pews and cor.
diall, invited to participate in the SER
vice, and no one is ever allowed to go
"hungry and naked and they feed and
clothe them not"
They have president, Mr.. ]. Z. Reese,
who has presided over their little branch
for nearly quarter of a century, with
great favor and success. Their little
branch is composed of about fifty men,
bers, and in good weather they are near
ly all in attendance at all meetings.
SoJouRNER.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-02-23
First Pub. Jan. ~.
mo 57.1
A PPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. 3. Land ONCE, Bozeman Montana,
February rs, 1887.

A PPLICATIoN FOR A PATENT.
US Land ONCE Bo1s%an EsSra.IH Mqntpss, n ma,
NOTICE is hereby given that
SAMUEL A. BEECHER,
by F. 2. Sterling his attorney in fact whose
postoffice address is Helena, Montana Terri
tory has this day filed his application for q
patent for lllO linear feet OF the Silver Queen
Lode Mine or vein bearing gold and silver
with surface ground 5SD.a II In width, situated
County OF Gallatln and Territory Of Montana
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file In this office as survey number III
east of principal base line and Meridian OF
Montana Territory, said SURVEY No. 65 being
described as follows, to.wit
Beginning at corner No. /, which Is q lime
stone rock 2ixl4x8 inches, marked Les for
corner No ], from which corner the chimney
rock, initial point bears s 5eo55 W 1886 feet
corner No ., thence N 59o2Y II lilo feet, to cor.
ner No. 8, thence N 2OoiF W 5SO.3 feet, TO corner
No. 4, thence $ 59osy W ll4O feet to corner
variation 100 containing l3.s7 acres.
The location OF this Mine Is recorded in the
Recorders office of Gallatin county. Montana
in book .'3' page $40 OF said records.
The adjoining claimants are Young Amer
lea Lode, Frank Esler ct al claimants on the
West and the Homestake Lode, George II
Smith ct al claimants on the South, both o.
said claims are not surveyed.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
| any portion OF said silver Queen Lode Mine
| or surface ground are required to file their ad
| verse claims with the Register OF the United
| States Land Office at Bozeman in the Terri
tory OF Montana, Outing the sixty days
period of publication hereof or they will b,
| barred by virtue OF the provisions Of tn,
Statute.
| GEO. W. MONROE, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
| Notice of Application for Patent be published
for the period of 60 days (ten consecutiy,
weeks, In the CHRoNIoLE weekly news
| GEO. W. MONROE, Register,
| FiIst publication, Feb, 10th.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-02-23
N. r. Forfeiture.


Cobb, of Indiana in the house from
conference committee on the Northern
Pacific forfeiture bill. reported = disaI
greement, Cobb stated that the senate
bill proposed the forfeiture of but &c.,
100000 acres Of mountainous land wesi
of the Cascade mountains, while the
house amendment worked the forfeiture
of alhlands west of Bismarck, amounting
to 36,0oo,eOO acres. Weaver, Of iowa,
inquired whether the senate bill did not
confirm the title of the company to 49,
100000 acres. Cobb replied that in effect
it did. The report was agreed to. The
house further insisted upon it's amend,
ment and Messrs. Cobb, Van Eaton and
Payson were appointed conferees.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-02-23
LAND OFFICE NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Bozeman. Montana,)
January nth, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has. hIed notice OF his inten-
tion to make hral proof in support of his
claim, and that, seid proof will be mad e be-
f re Register and Receiver at Boxeman, NJ. T.
on February Nth, 1887, viz: H emo 1872 Of
tc JOSEPH G. DAVIDSON,
for the N e u Ben 70 I'll NR3E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuQus residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of said land. viz:
Charles Spafford, of Central Park, Joseph
Burren Central PARK, Charles Ellison of Three
Forks and David Spafford OF Gallatin City.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register
LIST pub. jan 10.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-02-23
vOTICE OF FORFEITURE.


Sailatln county, January LIST, lSST.
To ED. EDEHs OR HIS AssIGss:-You are
hereby notified that we have expended one
hundred dollars In labor and improvements
upon the Nashville lode, located on the north
slope Of Woody Mountain, New World Min
Ing district, Gallatin county, Montana terri.
tory, as Will appear by certificate filed In the
to hold said premises under the provisions OF
section 2Ei, Revised Statutes Of ,he United
States, being the amount required TO hold the
same Tor the year endi ig Dec. 81, lssii; and II
within ninety, eOl days after the publication
OF this notice, ou fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion "a interest," OF such expendi
lure, as q co-owner, your interest In said
claim Will become tho property of the sub
scribers, under said section 2i2i.
THos. WATSON, =
@ MARTIs O'BkIEN.
LIST pub. Jan. 9Th, 1887.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
Sherif's sale,

pl R-INNI TO the command of an order Of
le IN partition from the court of common
pleas OF Clark county, ohio. and 70 IN. directed
and delivered, VIII offer for sale AT public
auction. at the south door ii the court house
of said county, IN the city "f Springfield. o., on
saturday. MAY :. \. u. 1887,
AT o'clock p. IN the lands and tencmrnts in
said petition described t"-wit.
situate in the county uf Clark. and state Of
Onto, towit: Being part Of section No
twenty eight =. township No. ave 81. range
No. nine %. VI. K :, No. |. and part of a
tract of land conveyed by William Warder and
his.wite. Mary I. Nardrr, to VIM. Y. Whitelsy
under deed dated September -. lSsI, being lot
No two On the accompanying plat. beginning
at a distance "f seventy five 90 feet from the
east line nf Freeman street. and the north line
of High street, and running thence with north
line of High street IN an casterly direction
seventy five 80 feet to the west line Of lot No
three b on siid plat; 'hen'" running with the
west lin" Of said lot No. three 81 In northerIy
direction a distance oi three hundred .api feet
10 All alley I"'g sixteen and one half feet IN
width. which forms the northern boundary
lne Of said lots and > on said plat; thence
running in westerly direction on south line
NJ said alley. distance Of seventy five - feet
I" the east line ~ lot No. one T. On said plat;
thence running in a Southerly direction on the
east side of said lot No. one / three hundred
IN feet more or less {" the place of begin
ming: also "A right of way in common with
others. 10 Freeman street on the north side of
lot No. one Il 10y use nf alley sixteen and one
half feet in width a. shown on plat herein. all
in springfield, Clark county. ohio. containing
5a-lS acres. The above described premises
appraised At sN.nr
Terms IT sale. Onr third cash: balance In
equal paVuIru'> IN ur aud two years. bearing
six per cent. interest and secured by mortgage
on the premises; SAID premises to be sold by
order OF the court of common pleas of Clark
county, ohio, in ease No. S514, wherein Sarah
T.. ~tepp is petitioner and Charles l.. lakey ct
al are defendants
WILLIAM h. BAKER.
sheriff ClarK county. Ohio.
II. Wilson NND ID. OLDHAM. ". l.. WE,yER
AND hrNkLE. Attorneys. TO
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31

Laura NJ Tuttlr. PlalHtif. Ca. " -,
y,-,b, p,'.t','r nd ,,n.r in the
49,, t, ,,,t hair. ~, ,iIat Clark County. . g.
pTcI.n.'r t,c.s, a. " Court of
PENDANTS '"'" ''">'
The defendant, Florence (. Buckner. will
take notice that. "H the 2ith day of Drcemhrr.
lNsii. the plaintiff. above named. filed her petl-
ti"n in said court against the said Martha
Buckurr. widow. and the said Florence r.
Bucaner and the other heirs Of Allen Bucknrr.
deceased. tu torrclose a mortgage executed by
the said Allen BucSner and delivered TO AFRO
Aldrirh and subsequently assigned to the
plaiutif.
Sald mortgage was executed to secure the
he.s::lc" "i IN" purchase money which the saiu
Allen Buckner agreed ro pay the said Aldrirh
for a lot fronting ~ feet On Harrison street in
the city of Springfield. Ohio. and fully de
Scribrd III the deed from said Aldrich 10 the
said Alien Buckner, dated November 10th. lS7l.
aud recorded IN volume u. page i OF deed
records OF said county.
The petition prays for finding of the
amount due oh said mortgage, and oa "A failure
Of defendants to pay the same. by 4 dIy tn he
named by the court. that an order ISSUE to the
sheriff oi said county, commanding him 10 sell
said re3l estate. i, upon execution. to satisfy
the amount so found 10 he due.
III" said Florence T.. BUckner is required 20
answer said petition on or before the nh day
II April. l>s1.
Laura VI. TlTTLE
by her attorney. 4. IL Gillcrr. /
February L.. IS>7. 1T
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
DlDERS. kELIl.

Mr. Oliver 5. Kelly Is not only Spring
feds representative citizen. but he is her
representative workingman. Every man
who votes for him. as a candidate for the
mayoral;y. next Monday. will do himself
honor. and do his part toward promoting
the good of the community. Mr.. Kelly is a
man, all through-eyery inch of him. He
is plain. unprrtending. public-spirited and
patriotic He makes no fuss. IndulgeS III
no blowing" does not send brass band
ahead of him TO clear the way for his tri-
unphal march-but there i no more ener-
getic or effective man in this city than Mr..
Oliver :. Kelly. He has done As much,
with brain and hand, to build up this city a.
ANY other man-and has done il 80 quietly
~ NOT 10 get due credit for what he has ac-
tu lily achieved.
A, mayor oliver s. Kelly would give us
a Malice force such a. we have never had
a 81 OF men selected for actual merit and
x.n-thiness-and We shouldn't need police
so long a. he remained the
chief magistrate. II was very difficult 10
,,-rsuade Mr.. Kelly TO make the race. and
NOW that he has consented, public interests
demand that he should be elected. As he
will bs.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
Sherif's Sale.

Dl RSl SNT 10 the command of an execution
at sale issued from the court of comrsos
pleas Of Clark county. Ohio. and TO me directed
and delivered. | will Offer for sale NJ public
auction. at the south door of the court house
Of said county in the city OF Springfield. O. on
saturday. April :3. 4. D.. 1887,
at o'clock. y. IN. the following described
mOrtsaged premises: t0-wit:
-ituate III the county OF Clark. in the state
"f Ohio. and IN the city of Springfield ana
bounded and described as follows:
viz: Lot No. two thousand three
hundred and fifty four t2E4 in said
city. as laid out by tieorgr NJ Shattle ami
others, being on the north side "f west High
street; excepting therrtrOm a strip OF of the
last side of said lot twenty-five feet in width
fronting ON said west High street. and being
eleven III feet fronting in the rear on alley Il
feet wide the premises herein conveyed being
4 strip ul ground ~ feet in width off the west
side OF said lot No. 2Si. said above described
premises appraised At -l,E4. >aid above prem
iseS TO be sold by order Of the court of common
pl-ss OF Clark county. ohio. in case No. >i-G.
wherein William Dtehl il pianrif and Marga-
ret NcS.nny Is defendant
Terms Hf saie-caSh.
WILLIAM Il. BAKER. Sheriff.
Clark County, Ohio.
VI, |. EUENH'N. Attorney. ut
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The mohbng of American missionaries
in Smyrna is reported.
The democrats OF Chicago are still hunt
ing for a candidate for mayor.
The Connecticut senate has passed the
tcn-hOur labor law for women and children.
II is estimated that there has been de-
crease OF Sl2. 900, 900 in the public debt in
March.
Albert KO>chnlscki has turned states ed
denCe in the Haddock murder trial at SiOuN
City, Iowa.
Mr. Charles De LeSsepS. son of the
French engineer. arrived in New Orleans
from Panama.
Fred Bsne. l1-year-old boy. committed
suicide at Newark. o.. by hanging himself
with kitchen towel.
4 bill providing for the settlement of the
undiputed state debt has passed both houses
of the Arkansas Legislature.
Lord Harrington. speaking al the inau-
gural liberal union banquet, said the Glad
sronians and unionistS were still further
apart, owing to the formers attitude on the
IRISH crimes bill.
The grand iury of Chicago is rapidly ac-
cumulating evidence against several a. vet
IL
that any more capisSeS will he issued before
Friday or Saturday.
Another attempt on the cars life i re-
ported: this time within the Gaischina pal
ace. The nihilists have murdered a wealthy
man because he refused them financial aid.
and promise Others the same fate
Judge Noble. of Cleveland refused to
grant an injunction 10 Restrain ei,riiuu
judges from closing the polls NJ p. IA. a.
provided in the registration Law. He ais"
refused Ia pass on the cuI>IiIuiIonalily of
the law.
The chemists of the department of agr-
culture at Washington have been inveStiga-
ting food adulteratiOns. The report cover
ing spices and condiments shows general |
The reports on other articles /
are not finished.
The Cincinnati Street Railway company
have purchased from the Mt. Auburn Street 4
Railroad company the right of way over /
\ me street. from Molitur street 10 the .
Geological garden. and will begin next week |
fp build the entire Vine street cable road.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31

Rev. DIR. William Eunyan. pastor of Cen
iral NJ. l.. church, says that he il in that
field with the purpose Of preaching the
Gospel and converting sinners. and not a.
politician. and if that Is not what his peo-
ple want OF him he WI! Withdraw. That iS
noble. Pauline utrerance, worthy Of a
Christian hero. What i wanted of minis
ters is that they shall preach the Gospel.
Eoscheniski. or Bismarck" native Of
West Prussia. who came To- America seven
years ago, and was in the employ Of John
Arensdorf. the Sioux City brewer. testified
ia the Haddock murder case. Wednesday.
and said:
was standing near pinern'S fence east
from the Columbia house. The buggy came
and walked up toward Fourth street. The
buggy came from Fourth street and turned
toward Water street. Granda aud | were on
the east side Of Water street when the buggy
came. Granda and | went up 10 Fourth
street when the buggy came and saw a crowd
of men coming down the sidewalk up 10 the
corner of Fourth and Pearl streets. The
men were going down Fourth street Met
them near the alley between Water and
Pearl streets Saw Leader. Leavitt. Granda.
ArenSdorf, Plsth and Muncherath Were Ia
the crowd. Arensdorf was there. He had |
on black sack coat. l.eavitt had on a
rubber coat We all went toward the Wa !
ter street corner. Paul Leader and | were /
In front. He and | went south on Wafer |
street. ArensdoTf stood on the corner with |
the other men. Leader and were tive feet |
from ArensdOrf. | saw a man coming |
across the street ArenSdorf said Ia Gran
da. Il don't want you drunken Dutch
man around here" Rev Haddock |
was coming across Water street.
The men We're on the corner. Mr.. Haddock
Was coming east on Water street. | saw
Arensdorf start out toward the preacher.
When in the middle of the street Aren>dOrf
fired shot Haddock raised his hands to
his head and fell. ArenSdorf stood still a
moment and then ran across the bridge. fol-
lowed by Peters. mean the bridge across
Perry creek AT the foot of Fourth street.
then started 10 run. ana did not see which
WAY the other men ran. | ran through the
alley between Third and Fourth streets
Paul Leader was with me, and we ran 10
tine Milwaukee house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
An Ordinance

Accepting a plat of lots laid out by ". =
Maitland in addition 10 the City of Spring
field. ono.
StCrIu> I. Belt ordained by the city council
of the city nt Springfield Ohio. That the plat
of lots taid out 10y ". =. Maitland. as OF the
dat" OF March Is, lsH5. in addition To said city
is hereby accepted; and the streets and aliey>
designated thereon are hereby declared 20 be
public streets. ALLEYS and highways Of said
city.
>EC.2. said acceptance Is upon the express
that said city shall be forever eN-
rTnpt from the payment of any damage what
ever. ana all persons shall be forever barred
from maintaining any claims for damages
against said city resulting 10 property ahut-
ting upon any of said streets and alleys from
the grading. cutting. iilIng nr other impiov-
ng or repairing by said city of any Of said
streets or alleys.
sc. ; This ordinance shall take effect from
md after its legal publication.
Passed March 18th. A II. lss7.
q. /. PRI NE.
Attest. President Pro Tenn.
J. .. SaPwALrpR, City Clerk 75m
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
SlpF,Ts sale.

Pursuant to the command of an execution
OF sale. issued from the court OF common pleas
of Clark county. ohio. and to ME directed and
delivered, will offer for sale AT public auction
at the south door Of the court house of said
county. in the city of Springfield. Ohio. on
saturday April -. \. ID. 1887,
Al one O'Clock p. m. the following described
mortgaged premises toWIt:
Situate IN the city Of Springfield. Ohio. c"un-
ty nf Clark. tOwit: Being 10 numbers thirty
two hundred and forty five t32ii and thirty
two hundred and fOrty-siN Gi246l as the same
are numbered and designated on Z. " lib
hltts'> second addition to the city of Spring
field. recorded in Vol. one "a of the book Of
plats in the records Of Clark county, Ohio.
said premises appraised as follows: Lot No.
$40 at >2O1b: lot No. 3245 at $50; and said
premises appraised as a whole AT -2.75H said
premises will BE- offered separate and rs a
whole and sold in the way that will realize the
most money.
said above premises "a be- sold by urtrr of
the court Of common pleas Of Clark county
ohio, in ease No. S+Ir, wherein Frank : Raw
mond is plaintiff. and VIM. II. CoOmbs et al.
are defendants.
Terms OF Sale-Cash
WILLIAM L. BAKER,
Sheriff Clark County.O.
j. NARKES kEIFER. Attorney. 80
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
SheriT's Sale.

d. R>l ANT 10 the command Of An order nf
1 sale in Partition from the court of common
pleas Of clark county. ohio, and TO me direct
ei and delivered. will a Ter for sal. AT public
auction. at the south door II the court house
"t said county. III the city Of Springfield. u, on
saturday. May :. \. u. ISSs
at } clock . m. the lands aud tenrmenrs in
said petition described. to-wit:
situate IN the county of Clark. and state nf
ohio wit: Lot number seventeen hundred
and fourteen l.l4 in HoUck addition 10
springfield, lark county. Ohio.
The above described premises appraised at
twenty-five hundred - so. dollars
Terms of sale-one third cash, balance in
equal payments in one and two years bearing
SIX per cent. interest. and secured py mort
gage Oh the premises
said premises TO BE- sold by order Of the court
OF common pleas Of lark county. ohio. In case
No. >5'5. wherein sarah +. >repp is petitioner
and charles L. lakey ct al. are defendants
WV. Il. BAKER
- sheriff clark county. Ohio.
], u. WILSON ANn b. OLDHAM. WEtyER AND
h'NhLh' attorneys. 16O